The 2010s are coming to an end. Time to look at the good, bad and ugly seasons and records for all 32 NFL teams in this decade after Week 11 of the NFL season.
32. Cleveland Browns: 40-113-1
There is no surprise the Browns are at the bottom of the list. They have been awful throughout the decade. Turning things around last year have not made a dent in the damage.
31. Jacksonville Jaguars: 49-105
The Jaguars had a run of six consecutive seasons with more than 10 losses. After a 10-6 mark in 2017 snapped that slide, they fell back to 5-11 last season.
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 55-99
Tampa Bay has not made the playoffs in this decade. It’s not hard to fathom when you realize it had one 10-win season and six years where the Bucs lost at least 10 games.
29. Washington Redskins: 60-93-1
Once a standard for success, Washington has fallen on difficult times. There have been four seasons of double-digit losses and another pair with nine defeats. This year has the potential to be one of the worst years, as they’ve already dealt with a head coach firing and QB issues.
28. Oakland Raiders: 62-92
Not a great decade for Oakland, which has gone through five seasons with 10 or more losses against one year with 10 or more victories.
27. New York Jets: 64-90
The Jets made the playoffs once in this decade and that was when it started in 2010. Since, it has been down, down, down with this season’s 0-4 mark looking like the nadir. Can it get worse? Hard to fathom. There have been two seasons with 10 or more wins and five with 10 or more losses. This year is headed to making that a half-dozen.
26. Tennessee Titans: 65-89
The Titans have made the playoffs once in the decade. The mark of 9-7 has been there rule as they have finished with that record four times. They have not reached double-digit wins but have lost that many games four times.
24. Miami Dolphins: 67-87
The decade has been dismal for the Miami Dolphins. There has been one playoff game, a 2016 loss in the Wild-Card round. Also, one 10-win season with six sub-.500 campaigns.
24. Buffalo Bills: 68-86
Buffalo started the decade with four consecutive 10-or-more-loss seasons. The Bills have been over .500 for the campaign twice in the decade but seem headed in that direction in 2019 with a 6-2 mark.
23. New York Giants: 68-86
The Giants have three seasons of 10 or more losses in this decade. They won one Super Bowl, after the 2011 season, and have had two campaigns of 10 or more victories.
22. St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams: 70-83-1
The Rams had seven straight sub-.500 seasons in this decade before they turned to Sean McVay, who has given them two seasons with at least 11 victories as coach.
21. Chicago Bears: 72-82
Three seasons of 10 or more victories for the Bears vs. four — in a row — of 10 or more losses. The Monsters of the Midway have made the playoffs twice in this decade.
20. Detroit Lions: 72-81-1
The Lions have made the playoffs three times in the 2010s, losing in the Wild-Card round each time. They have two seasons of 10 or more victories against three with 10 or more defeats.
19. Arizona Cardinals: 73-80-2
Arizona had a run of three 10-plus win seasons from 2011-13. It has made the playoffs twice in this decade. There have been three seasons of 10 losses or more.
18. San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers 76-79
The Chargers are coming off their lone season with 10 or more victories in this decade. They have made the playoffs twice and have a pair of seasons where they lost 11 or more games.
17. Cincinnati Bengals: 75-77-2
The Bengals had a run in the 2010s of four straight seasons with 10-plus victories. They also were a Wild-Card team five times and lost in that round each season. They only have reached double-digit losses twice.
16. San Francisco 49ers: 76-77-1
San Francisco has had five seasons in which it lost 10 or more games, including four in a row currently. The 49ers did have a run of three 11-plus victory seasons between 2011-13.
15. Houston Texans: 78-76
Houston has had 10 or more victories and 10 or more losses three times each in this decade. The Texans have already made the playoffs five times in the 2010s.
14. Minnesota Vikings: 79-74-2
The Vikings have had three seasons of 10 or more wins and 10 or more losses in this decade.
13. Carolina Panthers: 78-75-1
The Panthers made the playoffs four times in this decade. They have three seasons of 11-or-more victories and the same amount of seasons of 10-or-more losses.
12. Indianapolis Colts 81-73
The Colts have had five seasons of 10 or more wins in this decade compared to two seasons of 10 or more losses. They have already made the playoffs five times in this decade.
11. Philadelphia Eagles: 83-71
The Eagles have one Super Bowl victory, of course. They have won 10-plus games four times and suffered double-digit losses only one time, in 2012.
10. Dallas Cowboys 84-70
Dallas has one 12-loss season in this decade. It has three seasons of 10-plus victories and has lost in the Divisional round three times.
t-9. Atlanta Falcons: 85-69
The Falcons have made the playoffs five times, losing the Super Bowl to the Patriots in their lone appearance when they blew a 28-3 lead. They have won 10-plus games a handful of times and reached double-digit losses twice.
t-9. Denver Broncos: 85-69
Denver made the playoffs five years in a row at one point. It won one Super Bowl and lost the other one it appeared in. The Broncos lost 10 or more games three times and won that amount of games four times … in a row between 2012-15.
7. Kansas City Chiefs: 91-64
Kansas City has made the playoffs six times in this decade, but has not advanced to the Super Bowl. The Chiefs have six seasons of 10 or more wins against only one of 10 or more losses.
6. Baltimore Ravens: 92-62
John Harbaugh and the Ravens won the Super Bowl after the 2012 season. They have been to the playoffs five times in this decade and have the same amount of 10 or more win seasons. Only once have the Ravens suffered double-digit losses in a campaign in this decade.
5. New Orleans Saints: 95-59
Sean Payton and the Saints have been a force in the 2010s. They have had five seasons with at least 11 victories. In no season in this decade have they incurred double-digit losses.
4. Seattle Seahawks: 97-56-1
The Seahawks and Pete Carroll have not had a sub-.500 season since 2011. They have already won double-digit games six times, including a run of five in a row. They have been to two Super Bowls this decade, winning one and losing another in the most painful way.
3. Green Bay Packers: 97-55-2
While the Packers have had six seasons of 10 or more victories, they are coming off back-to-back sub-.500 years, the only ones they have had in this decade.
2. Pittsburgh Steelers: 99-54-1
The Steelers have one Super Bowl victory in six playoff appearances this decade. They have won 10 or more games six times. They have not reached double-digit losses in the 2010s.
1. New England Patriots: 122-32-0
The Patriots are the dominant team in this decade, to no one’s surprise. The most losses they have suffered in a regular season in the 2010s are the five they lost last season. Bill Belichick & Co. have made five Super Bowls this decade, winning three.
